Founded by daughter Charlotte Hott for Middletown High School seniors studying education or music.
In honor and memory of her mother, Charlotte Hott established The Beatrice R. Snyder Scholarship Fund. The fund will provide scholarships to Middletown High School seniors who are pursuing careers in education or music. Mrs. Snyder was a graduate of Middletown High School. She loved music, and was an accomplished pianist, singer, and private music teacher.
Founded by The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Maryland to support Frederick County Landmarks Foundation maintenance and operation of the Beatty Cramer House. Learn More
Founded by The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Maryland to support Frederick County Landmarks Foundation maintenance and operation of the Beatty Cramer House.
Founded by William H. and Carolyn R. Koontz for Frederick County residents pursuing a degree in education.
To honor a life devoted to education, The Becky Koontz Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by William H. and Carolyn R. Koontz, Becky’s brother and sister-in-law. A career educator and administrator, Becky spent her entire career in Frederick County Public Schools teaching English at Walkersville and Catoctin High Schools. She was the Assistant Principal at Brunswick High School, and Assistant Principal and then Principal at Walkersville High School. Her final career position was Director of High Schools for Frederick County Public Schools. “We wanted to honor Becky’s memory,” said Mr. and Mrs. Koontz. “Becky was educated in Frederick County Public Schools, and dedicated her career to teaching and mentoring Frederick County students. We wanted to honor her life and her work by helping students who wish to pursue a post-secondary degree in education.”
Founded by Jeannine Milyard with her 2007 Wertheimer Fellow for Excellence in Volunteerism award to assist children with special needs and their parents with recreational activities. Learn More
Founded by Jeannine Milyard with her 2007 Wertheimer Fellow for Excellence in Volunteerism award to assist children with special needs and their parents with recreational activities.
Founded by husband Marvin E. Kennedy, Sr. for Frederick County Historic Sites Consortium.
Bertha Kennedy was a pivotal member of the Frederick community. She was civic-minded and involved with various organizations, including the Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors, the Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation, the Maryland Federation of Republican Women, the Mamie Eisenhower Library Program, AMVETS Auxiliary Post 2, the National Hospital, Veterans Administration Volunteer Services, Sacketts Unit 30, Maryland Department of AMVETS auxiliary, the Historic Sites Consortium, Frederick County Humane Society, Citizens Nursing Home, and the Sheriff’s Advisory Board. She organized events such as Flag Day and Frederick County’s 250th Celebration. Upon her death, her husband established The Bertha J. Kennedy Memorial Endowment Fund. This Fund honors Mrs. Kennedy’s life by supporting the activities of the Frederick County Historic Sites Consortium, an organization for which she extensively volunteered as a docent.
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